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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1961
Page
2
Beth Israel Sisterhood sponsors a rummage sale Monday and Tuesday at the former Joe's Bargain Store 212 SRA. Attention Elk members bring mother to the club for a special Mother’s Day menu. Serving hours are 12:30 to 8 p.m. For details call 318-9-11.
Centennial activities roll forward with parading plans and penalties for not wearing bowels. The Busters meet May 22 at Mrs. Davis’s home. Sisters of the Phoenix Blue Bonnets form and name members while proposing a horseshoes challenge. Chapter 14 Eveystide Brush Brothers and Keystowers form teams led by Lawrence Lobdell and others to compete. The Whisker Skippers recruit Littry Vandertiell and others as club members and plan a Mead Park gathering on the first Tuesday in May with Walter and crew supervising refreshments.
A memorial ceremony in Sanleyville last week marked lumum bay lal, the former Congolese prime minister, on the site where a bust of King Leopold II of Belgium once stood, photographed by AP Wirephoto.
Union Township boosts property millage to 5 mills and 11 Union Two? The report notes Bloomfield keeps 1 percent wage tax and $10 per capita tax while district costs rise with state salaries and new schools.
Sherman trustee Rey Ramond Monroe of the Shiloh Community revealed ongoing interest in buying the Chautauqua County Farm and Home at Dewittville. A businessmen group offered 56000 for the 444 acre property with plans to convert it into an 18 hole golf course. Monroe said no bonus would be paid to the winning bidder and that he would negotiate only if their bid failed to satisfy the county’s best interests.
The Shiloh community near Sherman involves 60 persons and broad agricultural activity. The interest centers on consolidating religious and scattered farm operations into a single site.
The Evangelical United Brethren Church's Men's Brotherhood visited the Salvation Army Social Service Center in Erie. Capt. Howell led a complete tour of the rehabilitation facilities and explained the center's goals and services. He urged donations of magazines, clothes and small home items for reuse.
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